If more people are online, where does the violence go? Apparently, also online. In Episode 2 of Stay Home, Kitna Surakshit?, Madhuri meets Bishakha Datta of Point of View and Uttanshi Agarwal of One Future Collective, to try and make sense of our digital selves, transgressions of online identities, the public-private-corporate dance over our data. And they help us see that there is way more we can do, legally, in response to technology-enabled gender based violence.

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If more people are online, where does the violence go? Apparently, also online. In Episode 2 of Stay Home, Kitna Surakshit?, Madhuri meets Bishakha Datta of Point of View and Uttanshi Agarwal of One Future Collective, to try and make sense of our digital selves, transgressions of online identities, the public-private-corporate dance over our data. And they help us see that there is way more we can do, legally, in response to technology-enabled gender based violence.

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Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/nirantar-trust93/message

On Nirantar Radio, we see sound explorations, podcasts, stories, radio essays, which help build a grassroots to policy level conversation around gender and patriarchy.

Nirantar Radio : Your Ear To Ground Realities

On Nirantar Radio, we see sound explorations, podcasts, stories, radio essays, which help build a grassroots to policy level conversation around gender and patriarchy. We hear voices from the field which reflect on the self and everything around them as voice notes and stories. We also delve into fiction and feminist stories to ask important questions.


The Third Eye is a bilingual feminist learning platform for educators, teachers, grassroots workers, policymakers, researchers, youth and communities in rural, semi-urban and urban India.

Tune in for our curated series and narratives every month.

On Nirantar Radio, we see sound explorations, podcasts, stories, radio essays, which help build a grassroots to policy level conversation around gender and patriarchy. We hear voices from the field which reflect on the self and everything around them as voice notes and stories. We also delve into fiction and feminist stories to ask important questions.
 The Third Eye is a bilingual feminist learning platform for educators, teachers, grassroots workers, policymakers, researchers, youth and communities in rural, semi-urban and urban India.
Tune in for our curated series and narratives every month.

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